
AFC Women's Asian Cup
The quarter-finals will be played between Friday and Sunday, with defending champions China PR leading four other former winners into the business end of the continental showpiece.
Korea Republic topped Group A on goal difference, with the 2022 runners-up tied on seven points with 2010 champions Australia.
The East Asian side will meet Uzbekistan, with the Central Asian outfit advancing as the one of the two best third-placed teams - having finished behind China PR and DPR Korea in Group B.
The East Asian side will meet Uzbekistan, with the Central Asian outfit advancing as the one of the two best third-placed teams - having finished behind China PR and DPR Korea in Group B.
Australia will face DPR Korea in what is set to be a scintillating showdown between two former champions in Perth.
China PR, who completed their group stage campaign with a perfect record of nine points, will face Chinese Taipei in another showdown between two sides who have lifted the trophy 12 times between them.
Three-time champions Chinese Taipei emerged the Group C runners-up with six points.
China PR, who completed their group stage campaign with a perfect record of nine points, will face Chinese Taipei in another showdown between two sides who have lifted the trophy 12 times between them.
Three-time champions Chinese Taipei emerged the Group C runners-up with six points.
Japan concluded their Group C campaign with three wins - scoring 17 goals and conceding none - and will face Philippines.
The Southeast Asian side finished third in Group A to advance to the quarter-finals for the second successive edition.
The Southeast Asian side finished third in Group A to advance to the quarter-finals for the second successive edition.
Quarter-finals
Australia v DPR Korea
China PR v Chinese Taipei
Korea Republic v Uzbekistan
Japan v Philippines
Australia v DPR Korea
China PR v Chinese Taipei
Korea Republic v Uzbekistan
Japan v Philippines
